UbuntuTV broke into the core region of the Electronic Industry

In February 28, tutv made its debut at the MWC2012 International Exhibition, which aroused deep thinking. Why? Nowadays, watching TV is about selecting channels and looking for good-looking programs. In fact, TV is far from limited to these simple functions. Humans need to use TV to do many other things, such as searching for news, online shopping, and social networks. In the near future, sitting in front of the TV and chatting with relatives in other countries, this is a common thing. Can our generation truly enjoy javastutv? I think the answer is completely positive.

In February 28, Ubuntu TV made its debut at the MWC2012 International Exhibition, which aroused deep thinking. Why?

Nowadays, watching TV is about selecting channels and looking for good-looking programs. In fact, TV is far from limited to these simple functions. Humans need to use TV to do many other things, such as searching for news, online shopping, and social networks. In the near future, sitting in front of the TV and chatting with relatives in other countries, this is a common thing. Can our generation truly enjoy Ubuntu TV? I think the answer is completely positive.

In fact, Ubuntu TV is a smart TV (updated Unity Interface) with an easy-to-use wireless control handle (Remote. In February 28, what does Ubuntu TV mean by its debut at the MWC 2012 international exhibition? This clearly tells people that Ubuntu is not only a desktop operating system, but also an operating system for all electronic devices, from Smart TVs, desktops, tablets and smartphones, the on-board entertainment system is almost everywhere.

From the perspective of the modern electronic industry ecosystem, Smart TV will be its "core region" with a promising market prospect. Today, under the pressure of XP piracy, it is difficult for the market share of domestic desktop operating systems to "significantly increase" (not to mention "significantly increase "), it is better to move the R & D focus of the electronics industry to the smart TV Field (using high-speed MIPS-made processors) to take the lead.

Recently, I have been wondering how powerful the multi-core MIPS processor is? Can it bring the gospel to smart TV "? This is not a story about "Fantasy", but something that happened to me. Sun said that I have "dementia" and don't let me drink "Cola". I don't believe it at all. This year, I want to buy a UbuntuTV home.

Tomorrow, the Beta1 test version of Ubuntu12.04 LTS will be released. I have asked someone to install one for me and try the "taste" of the smart HUD as soon as possible to share it with you.